remote-dev
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指导 agent 在远程 GPU 环境中做 local-first 开发。Use when a task involves remote GPU hosts, SSH (optionally through a jump host), rsyncing a local repo to a GPU, Ray single-node or multi-node jobs, shared-disk datasets/checkpoints, remote logs, GPU training, benchmarking, profiling, serving, or debugging. Use this skill to decide when to edit locally, sync code, submit Ray jobs, delegate long GPU runs to a short-lived subagent, inspect logs, or ask the user to use Cursor for interactive remote debugging.
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